ROKA - UK LTD

08/10/2021

27/04/2017

The Natural Stone Show 2017.
Always looking for innovative products and ideas to improve our service and skill set available to new and existing Clients.

01/04/2017

Stage 1 has been completed: Removal of paint from the brickwork.

Stage 2: Regulated Abrasive cleaning of the bricks. This will renew the brickwork to their original colour without deforming their shape.

Stage 3: Remove old lime mortar and renew with new fine lime mortar. This type of mortar will allow the walls to "breathe" and will prevent dampness in walls.

The pictures are of the property at Stage 1.

The tiles have been replaced with new ""Burnt Flame" Clay tiles along with new Lead work.

18/03/2017

18/03/2017

ROKA - Our latest project will provide a complete restoration to the front and side elevation of this property.
The restoration will include:
New clay tiles to the bay and porch area.
Removal of the paint and micro abrasive cleaning of bricks.
Re-point the brickwork using high quality lime mortar - no cement.
Re-paint the pebbledash
We will keep you posted with regular photo updates.
For more information or a free site survey contact us via our FB page or phone:
0203 700 6913

07/06/2016

ROKA - micro abrasive cleaning of the brickwork. The stubborn and severe staining of the bricks were cleaned using an crushed garnet abrasive, though a course grade was used on worse affected areas.
Call ROKA for a free site survey today - [email protected]

07/06/2016

ROKA employ multiple methods to restore architectural masonry. When micro-abrasive methods are restricted, a chemical peel is used to removal several layers of paint from delicate floral cast cornice/corbels.
The video demonstrates the removal of the paint after several days post application.
For any further information, fell free to contact us via our website or tap the link on our home page.

07/02/2016

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05/02/2016

A very brief video to illustrate why we refer to our system as being "Micro-Abrasive" as opposed to "Sand Blasting". As most people identify this type of work as being the latter, we tend to offer reasons as to why it is different. The main reason is: We do NOT use sand - it is illegal!
Please take a look at our video. I'm negotiating video camera in one hand whilst blasting with the other!

05/02/2016

ROKA are able to take its restoration technology into your home
using our highly portable micro-abrasive cleaning technology.

These photos were taken after we had removed the old dark brown stain and varnish from oak veneer panels, stair treads, handrails and intricate spindles.

By gently blasting the hardwood, we were able to keep intricate detail intact, and finish a very laborious task in no time.

The wall panels were made of an oak veneer of only 2mm! To apply a sanding machine to this panel would have completely removed the veneer.

05/02/2016

ROKA UK LTD has successfully completed the project which included: 1. Removal of several layers of paint. 2. Removal of pointing. 3. Replacement of severely damaged bricks. 4. Re-point using NHL 3.5 lime mortar. 5. Render and make good all sills and decorative concrete. 6. Paint decorative concrete. 7. New door -on order!

From an ugly duckling...

19/12/2015

The layers of masonry paint have been removed and the micro-abrasive blasting and the removal of the old pointing has been undertaken. The brick display their natural shape, colour and character.
Next will be the application of the Red Lime Mortar pointing. To the lower level, the bricks have had a lime render base coat applied. A Red Lime Render finish coat will be applied.
We will update you soon. ROKA UK LTD

02/11/2015

These are just some of the applications that ROKA are able to tender for and complete.

01/11/2015

ROKA undertook the abrasive cleaning to the brickwork of this dwelling. The pointing is original, and did not warrant having it replaced, however, it was also cleaned and made to look almost new. The process took approximately 2 days, thus not inconveniencing the vendors and neighbours.